WLJH10x White T3 Neo Wedge 3030 SMD Chipest 8mm Base Led Car Instrument Cluster Led Bulb Dashboard Gauge Bulb HVAC AC Heater Climate Controls Lamps Radio Switch Indication Interior Light Replacement

All LEDs worked fine and give a nice bright light in the dashboard

I replaced my dash lights with these. Once I figured out the polarity on them soldered them on. Dash lights look great now

Fit my 2002 Polaris Sportsman 500 HO gear indicator lights. These are brighter than the old incandescents and fit great. Just be aware that there is no way to tell if they are in the right direction so you have to test them and flip them around if the polarity is backwards.

I purchased the led lights based off of what a u-tube video recommended. I highly suggest any inexperienced person watch the videos to know how to install. These ain't just a slap in light got to know how to find positive and Negative on the lights and the cluster for proper install or u will b disappointed.

Bottom Line:Perfect replacement lights for my parking sensor on/off light and dash trunk opening light on my 2016 Honda Odyssey. I recommend these LEDs.Note: These are the same lights that when they burn out, the whole sensor system stops working ( Honda Odyssey mini van - LAME!). These t3 lights DO work to replace. My sensor system works great after using these LEDs for the replacement.T3 LED specs:8mm wide base (just as described)6.5mm tall (wasn't listed when I bought)I don't know the life span on these yet (installed today) but will update the review when I do. I previously replaced the stock halogen t3 lights with similar halogen t3 neo wedge bulbs which lasted exactly 2 years...so we'll see how LED life span compares.These are plenty bright for my preferences and I like the green.I've included additional close up pics of these LED lights next to the stock 2016 Honda Odyssey t3 halogen bulbs for comparison.

WLJH 10x Pink T3 Neo Wedge 3030 SMD Chip 8mm Base Led Car Instrument Cluster Light. These were installed in the HVAC controls of a 2004 4th gen Toyota 4runner SR5 V8. After you drop them into the socket and turn them, the LED connections won't exactly line up. When I first put them in, only 1 of the controls was lit up. I removed the other two that didn't work and tried other LEDs from the same pack (10 in a pack). After the next few didn't work, I went ahead and reconnected the back side of the control and turned on the lights...I then rotated the LEDs in the socket until they turned on. I confirmed there was sufficient tension holding them in place. This is NOT the way you'll want to do it, since it could possibly short something out, but it was definitely a faster method of getting them to installed so that I knew they worked.This color is closer to a violet than a pink. But I was still able to find a matching color theme/background from my stereo head unit.